The Japanese R/C model car company KYOSHO is about to release the dNaNo series in USA and Europe. These micro cars are super realistic 1:43 scale replicas and they’ve got the same level of details as the Die-cast models do.
MegaStealth Mantis is the name of the latest model to join Insecta, HeliBug, Flying Bee, Mosquito and the other insect inspired radio-controlled toys out there.
The radio-controlled Spyfire blaster is like an upgraded version of the Wireless USB Missile Launcher – now allowing you to fire it from up to 25 feet away instead of 15.
This cute and colorful speaker in the shape of a teddy bear works in the same was as the USB Sheep Speaker – simply hook up your iPod or any other portable audio device using the standard 3.5mm stereo audio jack, and you’re good to go.
If you’re not able to use the Sonic Vox voice manipulation app for iPhone, this device will make it possible for you to garble your voice with just about any phone out there.
According to LatestBuy, this is “the world’s first water-resistant remote control duckie”. If you’ve been following GeekAlerts for a while, you know that this is not true. There was another model that was released about a year ago.
The Silverlit company is continuing to come up with fun new ideas for their steadily growing stream of radio-controlled toys. The latest example is the Planet Protector.
This kaleidoscope projector features four different “season” plates plus two blank ones, allowing you to create your own creative patters to project onto your wall or ceiling.
Having a hard time saving up your money to be able to buy some of all those cool gadgets out there? Maybe this awesome transparent coin bank will make things easier.
For some reason, the manufacturers of this radio-controlled indoor toy thought Santa was better suited in a helicopter, rather than the traditional sleigh and reindeer team.
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